Days of Fear, Nights of Anger (Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic,…

by John Jackson Miller

Series: Star Wars (3963 BBY), Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (volume 3), Star Wars: the Old Republic era (3963 BBY)

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Title	Days of Fear, Nights of Anger (Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Volume Three)
Author	John Jackson Miller
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Tags	sf, star wars, kotor, comics
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Your review	While the Star Wars novels seem to be languishing these days, the comic books are on fire-- and when I say "comics", I mean these comics, John Jackson Miller's Knights of the Old Republic series. Miller takes Star Wars back to a place it hasn't been since A New Hope-- a motley group of heroes caught up in galactic events, just barely staying ahead of being crushed by, well, everything. Plus, they're hilarious in all the right spots-- Marn Hierogryph, Snivvian con man-turned-restaurant owner, is the sort of character I was born to love. This set of issues is a little weaker than the previous ones, mostly because it splits the characters up, and their interaction was a high point of previous volumes. Still, you can't fault Miller for being willing to experiment and shake things up when necessary. The main characters-- Zayne, Gryph, Jarael, Camper, and so on-- are as fun and interesting as ever... but this series is also as willing to have a bit of darkness (just as A New Hope obviously was), and it is all the better for it.
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Publication	Dark Horse (2008), Paperback, 144 pages
Publication date	2008
ISBN	1593078676 / 9781593078676
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Date acquired	2008-01-01
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Date finished	2008-01-01
Summary 1	Days of Fear, Nights of Anger (Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Volume Three) by John Jackson Miller (2008)
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